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#1 in Stink Series

StinkOPedia Super StinkY Stuff from A to ZZZZ

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What’s inside...

A fun and educational journey through the alphabet with Stink Moody, filled with weird, wild, and wacky facts that are stranger than fiction.
In series
Age
5-9
Length
144 pages
Text complexity

Character compass

Discussion points

What was the most interesting stinky fact you learned from this book and why?
How do you think the author decided what to include in the StinkOPedia?
Which stinky item would you want to learn more about, and what questions would you ask?
If you were to add a letter to the StinkOPedia, what would it be and what stinky items would you include under it?
How do different stinky things affect people differently, and why do you think that happens?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage curiosity by asking your child what they found surprising about the information in the book. Support critical thinking by discussing how smells can impact our emotions and memories. Deepen the learning experience by encouraging your child to do a small project, like creating their own mini 'StinkOPedia' page on a smell they find interesting in their surroundings.

Key lessons

Example Lesson: Curiosity and Learning
Explanation: Through Stink's alphabetical adventure exploring super stinky things, children see the value and fun of learning new facts.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to dive into topics they're interested in and expand their knowledge outside classroom settings.
Example Lesson: Problem-Solving
Explanation: Stink often encounters small challenges or mysteries about stinky subjects that he needs to solve.
Real-World Application: Teaches children to use critical thinking and research skills to solve everyday problems or satisfy their curiosity.
Example Lesson: Vocabulary Expansion
Explanation: Each section introduces new and interesting words related to the stinky theme, enhancing vocabulary.
Real-World Application: Kids can improve their language skills and feel more confident in expressing themselves both verbally and in writing.
Example Lesson: Appreciation of Nature
Explanation: Many stinks mentioned are from natural sources. The book provides an insight into why certain things smell.
Real-World Application: Promotes outdoor exploration and a deeper understanding of the natural world around them.
Example Lesson: Resilience and Humor
Explanation: Stink’s humorous reactions to unpleasant smells teach children to handle minor discomforts with a positive attitude.
Real-World Application: Helps children develop resilience and maintain a sense of humor in less-than-ideal situations.